Toyota Auris (Corolla) 2018 in-depth review | carwow Reviews

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[@incgohd]

carwow, Auris is based on the Latin word for 'gold', as in _aurum._ The googling is a bit cliché imo. Adding Corolla isn't entirely correct either.

[@GB-ey1yu]

carwow Please review Saloon Passat 2018 And Tiguan Allspace

[@TechWheels11]

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[@martinmunene5954]

Hello @carwow in between toyota auris, honda civic and vw golf which one is the most economical car and easier to maintain without alot expenses on it?

[@danigonzalez4299]

My 2003 Corolla 1.6 petrol never lets me down. Basic maintenance and this is it. We just did a 800km trip in two days and the car is 100% fine. Not the sportiest, nor am I a racing driver. It just gets the job done. And the ride is smooth, seats are comfortable and its overall quite good. Engine can be dull but rev it up to 4000rpm and its fun to drive.

[@novacolonel5287]

I used to have one until 2019 when the road was icy and it got destroyed :(

[@gogutzy]

sorry matt, i'm driving an auris hybrid, MY2015 and honestly, i got the car for my mom, thought it was that boring. After driving it for 5000 km on all possible roads i can say, the car is not boring, it just does not encourage you to be a hooligan. Waft along is the theme here. Of course there have been racey situations in traffic, yes the E-CVT and the engine were not happy about it, but the driving dynamics were excellent. just because a car inspires you to be civilized in traffic does not mean it's boring. in the case of the auris hybrid if the driver knows what he wants and how to get it, driving will be fully enjoyable.

[@ahuca117]

*yawn*

[@jasonking1284]

He'll be looking on in the rain, waiting on the hard shoulder for the AA to come fix his exciting Vauxhall as that boring Auris wafts past.....

[@starpooper1681]

I like your formulation. It's exactly like that.

[@admiralcraddock464]

I`ve a 2016 hybrid, absolutely fantastic car. Zero road tax, 60MPG, with all the toys I need. Just had a major service by Toyota and two new front tyres, and an MOT collection and delivery: £570. No fault s at all in the five years I`ve had it. Being this reliable is why Toyota can give a FREE full warranty for ten years or 100,00 miles.

[@geigerzoola6642]

At least This car will still be running 1 million years later

[@liviumititelu7397]

I want to buy an estate one aroun 120k miles. But I am a bit worried

[@bird6691]

@@liviumititelu7397 qhy

[@abu-vai-sunny-vai]

I didn't care about reliability because all of my previous cars were Japanese. As soon as I bought Skoda it reminds me every day that "reliability matters".

[@sherifelserty9549]

Great review. The best channel on KZbin. I just have a suggestion, please include the cars’ reliability within your reviews. This can be obtained from past consumer feedbacks and reliability records. Many people are after the fun to drive feel and horse power and torque while most people do consider the car’s reliability when purchasing new cars. They are more interested in comfort, low fuel consumption, low cost of service and more importantly Reliability. Thanks again Mat

[@protoclastic]

That would be Audi's worst nightmare. Would never send him a car for review ever again

[@Prakicov]

There are people who care about 2 things: Reliability and cheap maintenece.They are the same people who buy Toyota. Nobody gives a s**t about touch screen and acceleration. I`m one of them. I don`t need cutting edge voice commands. All i want is a cd player that never fails. Greetings.

[@cosmon_]

no cd player never fails

[@SuperKiko112]

Reliability thats all i want

[@MM0SDK]

Exactly what i'm after. Reliability and passes the MOT inspection if maintained.

[@rondhole]

Reliability, easy to DIY fix, maintenance is easy. Just oil change and keep coolant water check every year. Spark plugs at 120k Miles, coolant at 150 k Miles/12 years, brake fluid every 2-10 years, and air filters every 30k Miles/2 years. Hybrid battery has 10 years unlimited mileage Wich never fail in 99.999% case and even replacement cost only €2350 new battery that last over a decade.

[@rondhole]

@@cismay1270 Good car for owning is not the same as borrowing like the reviewer. Reliability is no. 1 Priority for most intelligent people. Auris hybrid handling is well enough, 10y warranty on the battery and only need regular oil change. Almost as agile and supple as Golf but way more reliable than anything. Ford focus and Opel Astra are not as supple adsorbing bumpy roads. Mazda 3 and Hyundai i30 with manual transmissions are also better than any european cars in terms of reliability. Honda is plagued with its Turbo engines Oil dilution problem.

[@ege621]

As been an owner of a Ford Fusion, VW Golf, VW Jetta, and an Astra, Toyota Auris has been my most logical and satisfactory buy ever since. Love my 1.6 2ZR FAE engine with the CVT.

[@jakezxz1352]

hello - after 1 year since you commented, have you faced any issues at all?

[@ege621]

@@jakezxz1352 nope, I bought it at 50k km. Now it has 78k. Not a single component or part failed. Only regular servicing.

[@junioral-amin6486]

I recently went to view toyota auris 2014 and wow I just loved it. The interior is amazing and love the seats looking forward for having one

It'll work without any trouble for 25 years.

[@danigonzalez4299]

My 17yo Corolla does.

[@itsme-sn5gi]

@@danigonzalez4299 Wow, that's old!

[@BalkanTimberMan]

@@itsme-sn5gi 17year car old amazes you! come to the balkans and youll see quite a lot of cars from the 90s , average car age is around 15 years

[@a.lange.]

With gasoline engine of course.

[@arthursilvamartins6330]

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[@MrWachira98]

"the fastest car in the world" Jeremy Clarkson

[@mazder_2709]

"YOU DROPPED IT THROUGH THE BLOODY CAR!"

[@SuperMan-em7nh]

Wachira Narongsack really?

[@Ssimonnes]

If it`s a rental!

[@srp770]

He started off with a blue car and ended up with a red one 😂

[@koko2436-e7z]

The fastest car! 0-100 = 2 days and 3 hours 🎉

[@carwow]

Did anyone spot the Easter Egg in this video? It was the image of an ear in the storage bin! An Auris in an Auris #earception

[@AbhinavPrasad]

haha.

[@81giorikas]

The child's toy car suspension you describe for the basic auris is all over the place on audi a3s, (smaller engines up to 105 hp and 1.2 as well), octavias (anything before the 2.0), leon (the same), astra (every model, some get pfff a watt link), the golf (anything below 140 hp)...do you want me to continue?

[@user-ih2uc2ji8i]

Cash Facts I second that

[@march.5352]

Hello Matt ! Are you going to review the hyundai i30 ?? i''m looking for the 1.4 turbo petrol with the DCT. Thanks :) Marc from France

[@DMINATOR]

No Eggs, Only Ears were spotted !

[@MrDingaling007]

Toyota reliability should ensure it's sales success and hold its value better then most

[@davidrichards1253]

exactly the old people who buy the Toyota Auris don't care how dull it is aslong as it reliable and they can get to the post office and a trip to Morrisons once a week that's all that matters.

[@gravemind6536]

@@davidrichards1253 You are thinking about people in Toyota Yaris, the Auris is not so dull and is genrealy not used by OAPs going to the post office.

[@rondhole]

@@davidrichards1253 it is not as sharp as Focus but as supple, comfortable, and handling like upper trim Golf. But Yaris indeed is choppier in bumps and pothole but handling just fine. Reliability wise, man..... It is hard to break unless you really neglect it and never change the oil for a decade.

[@jackbarraclough4711]

Why does this car get so much stick😂 we bought one as a family car (I’m 25) on the Toyota reputation alone. The car will outlive the planet, doesn’t look bad and you never really have to worry about stuff breaking. Perfect for us that are on a budget and don’t have expenditure for expensive overpriced crap that inevitably have costly problems (but if people are honest who does have this spare cash). Toyota takes this out of the equation, leaves you with money to splash elsewhere😀

[@MelbStevo]

The most ordinary car on carwow for awhile, brilliant!

[@teakay3684]

MelbStevo VW Golf?!

[@VSS1]

Poor Mat looks like he's dying inside doing this review.

[@lukasmaciejczyk582]

That's maybe in UK, here you get the active version that costs in Spain 16.000€ and comes with Bluetooth, light sensors, rain ones too...

[@CoastHobbit9340]

Tip from an Auris driver: never, ever use the horn. A mobility scooter horn is ten times louder. A clown's car horn gets more respect. In a really scary situation (involving, say, an 18 wheeler, like the one in the film Duel) it's probably safer to jump out of the car than try and get the other guy's attention by using the horn. Other than that, a fantastic little car!

[@btsviki6039]

@@gravemind6536 I too want to replace it. was it easy? I totally agree, OEM sounds awful when driving. From the outside, it does sound different as I witnessed it a few days ago.

[@mogagabiselesego2536]

Being a South African citizen, I love Toyota Auris, more especially in manual transmission. I would purchase it and drive it all the time, every time❤❤

[@fortunetshabalala3388]

First get Fikile Mbalula to fix our roads my brother others you'll find yourself at the garage all the time 😂😂😂

[@mogagabiselesego2536]

@@fortunetshabalala3388 😂😂😂😂😂ey bro the potholes in our country

[@warsboerse5866]

I've owned this car for 2 years and Matt is spot on. Such a professional.

[@chadmagnifici2347]

I drive a 2008 corolla that has been the best car I ever had. No problems. Very cheap to maintain!

[@danigonzalez4299]

I do drive a 2003 Corolla and same. No issues just runs and runs and runs as long as you mantain it.

[@presidentkimi975]

I really quiet like this car, but 7:47 . Can you imagine the discussion? Designer 1: We need to save some money Designer 2: NO POCKET FOR THE DRIVER'S SEAT! Designer 1: Craig, we fired you 3 weeks ago, what are you doi... how did you even get in here? Designer 2: NO POCKET FOR THE DRIVER'S SEAT! Designer 1: Fine.

[@HB45175]

Craig (shouting while leaving): ALSO MAKE REAR STORAGE BIN SO SMALL IT ONLY HOLD COINS OR USB DRIVES!

[@srp770]

My dad has an auris which has pockets on each side

[@Tdawg93a]

Underrated comment

[@derbigpr500]

It's a car for people who have given up on life. I once sat in an Auris on an auto show, I was depressed for a week after that.

[@gerardyeims]

derbigpr500 haha 😂 I drove an auris for nearly 500 miles and it was actually pretty good. Slow as a cow but at least it had decent ac

[@waelmkaouar396]

XD

[@NathanCelica]

Master Yoda exactly!! thats what all those euro-crap buyers don't understand. they just complain about a car they've probably never driven. i'll pick one of these above a Golf any day of my life.

[@GAMEVIDSnorwegian422]

It beats ur Astra in everything... Looks like u r the one thats given up life.

[@aminckone.]

derbigpr500...most people who have given up on life dont have a car...

[@chillout1109]

I saw the EAR on the phone in the armrest storage compartment. That's today's easter egg. Yaye! The Auris hasn't changed in years. It's getting quite old.

[@thorbjrnmadsen4984]

chillout1109 Auris my look old to you, but look at older 1980's or 90's cars first.

[@jaconel4114]

chillout1109 hasn't changed in ears

[@chillout1109]

Jaco Nel Ha ha ha I see what you did there.

[@NuhanHidayat]

2:06 there's a ear underneath the arm rest😂😂😂 1 of the reasons i love this channel is the Easter eggs 😁😁

[@1985toyotacamry]

We have this car (Toyota Corolla IM) and it comes with a 1.8 petrol the only thing is everything is included(because it was a Scion at one point) the only thing that you have option is the color and the transmission. In the United States market it did say it has Double wishbone suspension in the rear. And it is at the same was the Civic Hatchback but that hatchback you get a 1.5 turbo petrol.

[@whynot5698]

8:17 this gets me every toyota review lol

[@laurentyves9538]

Hello there Mat! I love your videos and especially the car reviews! I wanted to inform you that there isn't only a 1.3l petrol and 1.4 diesel, but there is also a 1.8l hybrid. I own one myself. I hope informing you was useful. Once again, your videos and website are really nice!!!

[@kagishokgaile]

Man Mat is so great. I could binge watch reviews for an entire afternoon.

[@SSavolainen]

I have toyota carina 2 from 1987 and works after 400 000 km fine

[@AmamMcMam]

My parents have a 1.8 Hybrid. The torque is amazing meaning city driving is super fun, and it can happily sit at 80 on the motorway with no problems, but it is really dull and I prefer their previous car, the Yaris trend 1.3.

[@crebegea]

That... really says it all.

[@stefancristi2493]

So, I've got a Toyota Auris Touring Sports 1.8 for 15k euros with a bit over 70k kilometres. It's the lounge version (the most equipped) and the cup holder in the back doesn't have that issue.

[@coolcattune]

in australia we call this car corolla

[@titi1432]

Yeah!

[@Janitcka]

Corolla Auris, in South East Asia only available as sedan called Corolla Altis

[@markdenyer8072]

It used to be called a corolla in the uk too. They changed it to auris because no one would buy them. Still no one buys them because like any toyota these days, Bland!

[@waqaranwar4446]

I agree I won't consider buying a Corolla. Camry, on the other hand, is quite nice if you buy one with full options.

[@markdenyer8072]

waqar anwar the camry isnt sold in the uk. I think its only sold in auto these days and the uk hate automatics.

[@mg-roveradverts]

I pick up my 3rd auris tomorrow apart from my early 2007 one never had any issues!

[@moonsapling]

My 100hp Corolla feels perfectly fine on power for me. Call me boring idc It will still be driving after 20 years.

[@darwenrover8910]

The perfect domestic appliance. A car for those who aren't interested in cars, but want a sensible, reliable, practical, no-nonsense motor. Does everything you could possibly need from a car. Competent yet could never stir the soul or the emotions.

[@mikeb53]

That sums it up perfectly. The Auris is very much an appliance car.

[@Tokaisho1]

I really like the blue digital clocks

[@miguelpenela8579]

O see you from Portugal and I'm a fan of yours reviews because they show the things that for me are the most importante. Confort,interior space and space boot. Continue the great job.

[@limpunsing224]

Toyota should build a performance hatch like a Honda Type R & Golf R to liven up their sleepers lineup

[@rondhole]

If Toyota did that, then they will be not as reliable since people like to abuse it. However, newest Toyota are all double wishbone suspension in the rear and very sharp b cause of stiffer frame without sacrificing reliability. But time will tell.

[@Tonyx.yt.]

"basic rear suspension" the same suspension of vw golf, audi a3 and seat leon with engines under 150hp...

[@AntoineZertyty]

Audi a3 has independant rear

[@zvocnikk]

Oh God I miss that car so much. I had Auris TS 2016 year with 1.4 diesel engine. I sold it last year and bought Corolla Cross hybrid. I love Corolla Cross but I miss Auris every time I sit in a car. Best car Ive ever had.

[@gravemind6536]

Corolla cross is crap compared to a 2016 Auris although the 1.4 Diesel is a poor choice, the 1.2T engine with 6 speed manual box is brilliant, the 1.6 Diesel is okay but the 1.2T engine is best suited to the car. If you like hyrbrids (I don't) then that was a good option too.

[@zvocnikk]

@@gravemind6536 I don't agree that the Corolla Cross is a bad car. In my opinion, it's excellent. You sit high, it has very low fuel consumption, and it looks good. The essential difference compared to the Auris is that you sit higher. The only downside is the CVT transmission, which takes some getting used to. Otherwise, the engine you're mentioning, the 1.2... This is one of Toyota's weaker engines. I've read opinions that it's problematic and prone to breakdowns.

[@kateris12]

I can't even afford any new cars that you review on your channel, but I like Mats way of presenting so much, that I've seen half of your videos already! :D if I was in the UK and wanted to buy a new car, I would mos definitely choose one because of Mat!

[@Commentator541]

Depends on where you live. Where I am from it is priced very competitively so it goes against focus and ceed. Ceed looks best focus has the best infotainment and is great to drive but auris has great engine/backup camera combos.

[@gravemind6536]

A ford cannot be compared to a Toyota period that is insulting. Ford are total junk and should be put out of businesss.

[@nickfoord750]

Wife has had two Toyotas Yaris and Aygo Boring as hell to drive and feel cheap inside but damn reliable and economical

[@sopes247]

Hey Matt Toyota Auris has launched a new 180 bhp model getting released next year in Europe really looking forward to that review. Still waiting for your review on the 200 bhp Toyota Yaris. It seems like Toyota has some exciting cars in the pipeline.

[@HodsBroo]

Too many haters holy.

[@MaximilianvonPinneberg]

6:13 That's the quickest an Auris will ever go.

[@gravemind6536]

So it must have been 104mph or more as I have personally done 103mph in mine.

[@simplyvickie6962]

You've made my day. What did you say between 3:06 - 3:15 mins? 😂😂🤣🤣🤣 I have replayed that section many times. You did have any kind words for the arm rest.

[@Knightlore10]

That Auris / Prius name thing at the start was so Alan Partridge lol

[@slanahesh]

Matt, whats your beef with the digital clock? I think it looks perfectly fine and it means you dont need to permantly reserve an area of the infotainment display for a clock.

[@gravemind6536]

I have literally nothing to say about it, its kind of odd but it does no harm, just tells the time.

[@LewisRamsden]

I love the way Matt says "Hook".

[@harderos3]

Maybe should have reviewed the hybrid version to keep things more interesting.

[@sopes247]

I've got a mk 5 golf GT and I love the car its so nice to drive. ive had the car a year and its already cost me £ 2000 in repair bills such as the timing chain. And now the timing chain seems to of gone again the car only has 50000 miles and has been well looked after, I can not understand why VW are now so unreliable. I was looking to get a Astra CDti on a 15 plate but ive been reading horror stories of people having timing chain issues with that car as well. looks like its a dull Toyota for me or if any one else has any suggestions on a reliable fun to drive hatch back

[@gravemind6536]

Honda Civic will be the best compromise for you pretty much as reliable as an Auris but a bit sportier.

[@Benzknees]

When they say dull, drab cars are the most long lasting, is that just because time with them drags out endlessly until death starts to seem a better option?

[@picklesrule69]

"Wasn't it blue?" - James May

[@MiguelRPD]

I like the American version but good God is this car underpowered. Really hope the new 2018 version that's coming up has a serious upgrade in power. Camry has 300mph now, this should as well.

[@Sikander72]

Auris means Gold its Latin Just bought the 2016 1.2T business edition previously own the 2007 auris and for 5 years never had any mechanical problems hence the reason why got another Toyota

[@hououss1081]

This car is just amazing... 220k miles on it and still runs fine hybrid CVT is just so cevilized

[@gravemind6536]

Take it you're a Taxi driver they love these hybrid Toyota Auris especially the estate versions. Seen some of them with close to 400k mileage already.

[@jamesbensch6]

Personally I think the one we have here in Canada looks better. Same basic shape but it has sportier details like sporty taillights and a blacked out grill

[@gravemind6536]

They all get LED tailights in the UK too which look great the 2nd highest trim level offers the black grill which looks crap and doesn't suit the car.

[@BeesonsCars]

These things sell like crazy in the u.s. in sedan form. The only car more popular around here is the Ford Fusion (Mondeo.)

[@Jp-us3wy]

I dont know why we dont get toyota corolla in uk i know interior wise its same but it looks better from outside

[@SuperKiko112]

Lord Beerus Beerus sama I agree with you

[@Creatronic]

Hi Matt, could you review sometime the 2017 Škoda Fabia? I’m looking to buy one in the near future and I’d like to see your opinion on it. Thanks.

[@ludde1300]

whenever I see a new carwow video my faith in humanity is restored. Great video.

[@VenturaBl]

Matt loves his polo shirts

[@corvus400]

Is there any other car that is as reliable, same or better fuel consumption as Auris hybrid and is more fun/better hybrid car?

[@bojantenja]

Radiation in Japan is still strong, designers of Toyota are definitely hit by it, as did management too...and now, they believe this thing will be sold.When I think a little bit about situation there, it seems to me that only people in Mazda are without consequences...maybe the guy who designed new Nissan Leaf has also went on some trip out of Japan, when Fukushima happened...but rest of them have big problems from that radiation.

[@amggaming3528]

Every time I see one of these on the road (it's called the Corolla iM here, but it's the same car), I wonder what compelled the owner to choose it over a Honda Civic, Mazda3, or VW Golf.

[@wallonmcwoolworth819]

Because all those cars pack up after 5 years.

[@dipinthewalker]

Why the info system on cars are so so so non-responsive... Even a 100$ Chinese smart phone is million % more responsive than that

[@felixvanstaden]

That's not really fair though, 100$ chinese phones have stepped up their game.

[@gravemind6536]

Thats just the default setup they have, in the Toyota Auris at least you are actually able to asjust the sensitivty of the screen.

[@zikatraktorista9169]

Cheapest car to run ever. It is kinda secretary/receptionist car, but it will cost you absolute ZERO for repairs. It just make no sense how reliable they are, wicked!

[@toxy3580]

I have a 20 year old Yaris which we have had since it was almost new and it has a non general maintainance bill of £0. Original engine, gearbox, suspension, clutch, body, electronics and everything in between. It will be ruined soon due to the salt on the roads causing under body rust, but that's our fault for never cleaning under it... if anything we were less reliable than the car lol

[@AlterDieg8]

Hi Matt What is the cheapest ederly relative friendly car? And the not so cheapest?

[@mohda.9420]

If I'm not mistaken this car is due a refresh soon thankfully (spied in camouflage)

[@fundiver198]

Renaming the Corolla Auris for the European market is one of the more bizarre decisions in automotive history. The Corolla name is an icon in automotive history, so why not just stick with it? Also, and this is a more general European thing, I dont really understand the point of compact or C-segment hatchbacks. I mean: If you get an Auris over a Yaris, its probably because, you want more space, for instance because you have a family. So why then make the boot really small just to shorten the car a bit? The Auris to me only makes sense in its estate form. And actually I have nothing wrong with the traditional sedan shape either. I would much rather have a Corolla sedan, as they still get in the US, Asia and everywhere else in the world including a few European markets, than this bland looking and unpractical Auris hatchback.

[@gravemind6536]

A Corolla sedan is no more practical then a corolla hatchback, yes it can carry length but anything even slightly too tall and its near impossible. A hatchback has as much usable space as its equivalent sedan version because of the added height, you wouldn't believe what you can fit in these cars. The other reason is the added legroom which is much higher in an Auris than a Yaris.

[@gravemind6536]

A hatchback if far more practical than a stupid sedan which has had half it boot space crushed in to make it look sleek or appealing to snobs.

[@yousiftarek3334]

Is the downgrade big from a 3 series?

[@gruniste]

why you always slap glove box so hard ..and throwing bottles ...?..

[@M40_mao]

That has to be the best advertising punchline .

[@gerrul]

Looks very outdated tho.. And for 21k.. damn, you can buy an amazing 3-5 year old car

[@michaelduong3852]

i think a new one is coming.. there were spy shots of it recently. rumours that it would use the new TGA chassis which means actually a good handling car.

[@thorbjrnmadsen4984]

G3R All cars will look outdated over time, even all old cars are outdated. So your point is non-sense.

[@SoccerBoi500]

Seriously man. My Dad just copped a ‘13 Optima SXL for $14,000 and it’s nicer in every measurable way and since it’s a Kia it will probably last nearly as long

[@gerrul]

@Thorbjørn Madsen This is a 2018 car that looks outdated already. And obviously old cars look outdated... whats your point? What are you smoking?

[@karimsallo]

3-5 year old cars are shyte, cars have become consumer products, they expect us to change them every 5 years. even top-end brands.

[@erilessai2232]

When are you going to review the Nissan Pulsar which is about the same but much better than the Toyota Auris?

[@Rayk76]

The new Camry hybrid for me thanks v much sounds fantastic and fantastic value too

[@HesteBremse]

Hmmm well does not excite in one way or another - I do think the front section looking pretty dynamic, while the rest is sort of a stiff interpretation of a dynamic language. But most of all I am surprised about some of these misses, like lamp above the sun screen, the missing storage on one side towards the backseats , and that small storage space in the middle console rear that seams more or less useless. These are things that I would not expect from one of the worlds largest car producers - and I wonder is this not a very large segment, also for Toyota ?.

[@Lanpenn]

Good that car being sold also in US market.

[@GabriLinkHD]

I actually think that the correct translation could be "good taste" as auris in italian also means "buongusto"... But who am i to judge

[@rowlewis81]

Why oh why don't you ever test the bottom of the range, starts at 16k but the one you want starts at over 20k, then say its an average a to b car?

[@DanielS-zq2rr]

This is a car for people who want reliability.

[@christopherwaweru3828]

Which is the best hatchback car between toyota and nissan

[@saultube44]

Maybe it has Monotube Shocks, change them for Twin-Tube Gas Shocks/Struts

[@mikekrg]

Toyota Yaris review??

[@relife6764]

Ye i also want to see the New yaris. My familiy has the first gen yaris, and im wondering how the new 1 is. And since here in Norway the state fucks you over when you buy a new car, you want one that last forever and is kind of cheap

[@toure7]

Actually this toyota with 1.4 diesel engine will go 400k miles with no problems. Focus and vw barely go to 200k miles with no problems. So if u want a used car to last 30 years buy this toyota

[@AnthonyDelValle]

In america is called a Scion IM. Muuuuuch cooler, it has better infotainment system and its much much much styled.

[@davidbreeze7425]

The name auris comes from the Latin word aurum meaning gold according to Toyota. Fair enough, what's the problem ?

[@Free4Noob]

I might be mistaken but i thought the name Auris refers to Aurum, which means gold in latin... ?!

[@idontknowwhattoputhere.]

at 3:10 I laugh at the armrest because you laughed too

[@HodsBroo]

Damn straight I'll buy it over it's competition because it's Toyota. Reliability over all. It gets you from point a to point b.

[@HB45175]

So does the Koreans. For less money. And with better warranties.

[@HodsBroo]

HB45175 nah nothing lasts longer with little to no maintenance than Japanese Engineering. Especially Honda and even more so Toyota.

[@ozgurkuzu2202]

i accept this car ugly,but fuck kia or Hyundai, never compare it with japanese engine :))

[@clairebannister4749]

Car Wow is smashing it viewers wise - 66k views in a day for one of the most boring cars you could possibly want - time to upgrade the 911 Matt. Well done you.

[@BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

Is it just me or does that infotainment system looks oddly similar to Honda's system?

[@x2w509]

21,000 for that pile of shit? Rather get the civic with all the tech on it and a massive boot

[@judomanX]

it's got a double wishbone for the rear, right?

[@jonahswain]

If you have the glass sun roof head room is terrible. I'm not *that* tall (190cm/6'3") but with the drivers seat in the lowest position my head touches the roof. Leg room in the drivers seat is also not great. All in all, not a car for tall people.

[@jonahswain]

In fact, the leg and head room on the Toyota aygo, a much smaller car, is substantially better.

[@teamawesome2171]

Do you get a spare tyre/space saver with this car?

[@gravemind6536]

Yes space saver

[@vladutz76]

I like that it has small widows. The new corolla has larger windows....that personally don't find it interesting... You should watch the road anyway.

[@gravemind6536]

It's good in summer because it keeps the call cooler. Never had an issue with the side windows being small I just wish the back window was bigger and the A pillar blindspots were better but it does get a reversing camera and the mirrors are spot on, the previous owner of mine selected the parking pack so I have front and rear sensors too.

[@PrivateBiggles-zx3op]

Think were looking at the future star of top gear when it returns!

[@PrivateBiggles-zx3op]

Yer there are better hatchback on the market... until they blow up ;)

[@southcoastbiker3822]

Best car reviewer on KZbin

[@NathanCelica]

wrong. they're just your average euro-cars lovers review channel.

[@MyRealName]

Why do people insist in saying "any way, shape or form" when it's almost always enough to say "in any way"? A car can't be fun to drive in shape or form, it can only be fun in some way, right?